Over the next six months, the task force will convene regular public meetings to collaborate on solutions to existing aircraft operations affecting communities in the southern San Fernando Valley.
The new restroom has a unique, contemporary design, is ADA compliant, and is programmed to clean itself after a set number of uses. It's equipped with self-timer technology which audibly alerts users if they have exceeded the time allotted for occupancy.
Neighborhood Council Valley Village Board members, LAPD Officers, representatives of six City agencies and over 300 Valley Village neighbors came together on August 6 to celebrate National Night Out.
Metro will be installing new bus charging stations at the Orange Line North Hollywood Station west parking lot which will result in temporary changes to stop locations.
Join us on the lawn of Faith Presbyterian Church, 5000 Colfax Ave for our annual pancake breakfast, then head over to the parade!
Enjoy live music and experience the arts with family and friends at NoHo Summer Nights, your must-see, family-friendly event series in the East San Fernando Valley. This year, in addition to the headliner, we will kick off each concert with performances by the best local and emerging talent around.
The City of Los Angeles has just reported the results of the 2019 NCVV Board election. Close to 300 voters participated in the election on May 16, and those who were elected will serve four year terms.
The city is finally moving forward to install parking restrictions for the full intersection of Laurel Canyon at Chandler Boulevard. Last summer area stakeholders helped collect the needed signatures to request overnight parking restrictions, which will move to alleviate the long term parking problems of RVs that have become a fixture at the intersection.
This project will require changes in traffic patterns on Whitsett in Valley Village for 16 months, from July 2019 until December 2020.
We collected over 200 pounds of batteries, several boxes of light bulbs and shredding over 5 tons of paper. The line of cars was steady from 8 am until noon, and the shredding company brought in a second truck at the very end to be sure that all of the collected paper was properly destroyed.
